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Where do all the leaves go?

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As autumn turns into winter, councils across the country are battling with a perennial problem: how to deal with the huge amount of leaves that fall from the trees, onto streets and parks.

BBC News goes to Camden in north London to follow the council team, led by Anatoly Osukhousky, that collects the leaves - and to find out where they all end up, helped by Camden Councillor Chris Knight.

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